I am currently rebuilding the engine to go into my Cherokee, not doing a stroker but I understand the experts are on this board. I've run into a bit of a dilemma, using the block and head from a '93 XJ but swapping it into my '99 XJ.
I used a '99 rebuild kit so the block has '99 pistons, cam, oil pump etc.
After sending my head to the machinist I found out that valve springs differ between years, which I didn't know before.
Basically my question is will the '93 springs and '99 stock style cam work together or will I need to pull the springs off the '99 to use?
Valve Spring Question
- SilverXJ
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- Vehicle Model: Cherokee
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Re: Valve Spring Question
The springs don't differ that much so the 93s will be fine. I believe at some point they went with a beehive style spring. What cam are you using as that can change your spring selection?
2000 XJ. 4.6L stroker
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Re: Valve Spring Question
The cam is just a stock replacement for the 99 cam.
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